r/Tacoma Potential Tacoman 2d ago

Question Local Spring CSA’s

Hi,

Looking for some recommendations for spring CSA’s in the area. Ideally, it’d be a ‘full diet’ CSA (produce, meat, even bread, etc.) but doesn’t have to be. Thanks everyone!

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u/magaoitin Lakewood 2d ago edited 2d ago

Have you checked out the CSA website for Washington?

https://eatlocalfirst.org/wa-food-farm-finder/csa/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwhr6_BhD4ARIsAH1YdjCUKkYv87oE0bU35z6mUKqcF74uwfW5brBjQQk2IsGhgeFQIz5kh9oaAmnJEALw_wcB

Amadeus Farms in Olympia, then on the same trip hit Colvin ranch in Tenino. Long road trip for the day but worth it for CSA

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u/anonymouse272727 Potential Tacoman 1d ago

Thanks. I did see the site but there was so many options that I was hoping to gather other folks opinions.

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u/magaoitin Lakewood 1d ago

Gotcha! Its kind of slim pickings in Pierce County. Amador Farms out of Yakima sells at the Tacoma Farmers market starting... I think this weekend.

https://tacomafarmersmarket.com/

There is also a Lakewood Farmers Market that Amador supplies to, but its season isn't until June 3rd

https://cityoflakewood.us/farmersmarket/

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u/hunglowbungalow Lakewood 2d ago

Early Bird farm, though I don’t think they have meat

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u/HI-McDunnough 253 1d ago

The closest Cyber Security Agency office is up in Seattle unfortunately.

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u/Unwieldy_GuineaPig Salish Land 1d ago

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u/imiss_tumblr143 253 1d ago

Seconding Stump Root Farm! They pick up at E9 on 6th in the Summer.